Sentence examples for jar made from inspiring English sources

The earliest is a simple, tulip-shaped wine jar made in the sixth millennium B.C. in Transcaucasian Georgia, where viticulture was born.

The beauty industry is responding with new products, packaging methods and materials like the compacts made of bamboo and paper used by Physicians Formula, the jar made of recycled materials that holds Aveda's Green Science Firming Face Cream, and Pangea Organics' bar soap wrappers embedded with seeds like amaranth (the wrapper sprouts when planted).

Later in the afternoon, Japanese and Korean art share billing in a sale that is particularly strong on screens (including "Southern Barbarians Come to Trade," a spectacular seascape of ships in the port of Nagasaki) and ceramics (such as a massive eighteenth-century blue-and-white porcelain "dragon" jar made for the Korean royal court).

And if you order your toast with honey, it will likely come from a jar made by Craig's parents in Gorham, Maine. .

This is not a mythical tale of a genie in a bottle but rather an account of the almost magical difference that shiny jar made in the lives of thousands of children in the cyclone-affected delta region of Myanmar.

Choose a jar made of glass or food-grade plastic.

The storage jar makes them great for travel.

The absence of calligraphy on the jar makes viewers more aware of it on other objects.

They rarely found it, as Monaghan's drug-fuelled saga The Killing Jar makes all too clear.

T. H. Vinayakram played ghatam, a pumpkin-size clay jar, making a seemingly unyielding instrument ping, clatter and hoot while he systematically subdivided the beat.

Even drawing eyes on the office coffee fund jar makes people more willing to contribute.